Teaching Assistant- Winter 2027- Community-Based OT (OCC1 622)
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Hiring Unit:
School of Physical and Occupational TherapyCourse Title:
Community-Based OTCourse Code:
OCC1 622Estimated Number of Positions:
1Total Hours of Work per Term:
90Job Description: The Teaching Assistant (TA) will assist with the preparation of course material, managing myCourses, leading discussions, answering student inquiries, grading and providing feedback on student work. The TA will also support some in-class sessions and assess students' work related to course objectives.
Desired Major(s): Occupational Therapy
Desired Degree Level: Masters & Grad Dips & Certs
Qualifications:
Current Masters or Doctoral student at McGill.
Graduate teaching experience is preferred and an asset.
Must be eligible to work in Canada
*Previous experience with teaching or TA in OCC1-443 required.
*Clinical experience as occupational therapist working in psychosocial rehabilitation and/or with marginalized populations and/or community-based practice required.
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